DIAfit is a programme designed for people with type 2 diabetes. It helps people who have already been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes to adopt a healthier lifestyle, slow down the progression of the disease and minimise the risk of complications.
DIAfit is a programme designed for people with type 2 diabetes, aimed at improving their lifestyle, supervised by a multidisciplinary team.
It offers a tailored rehabilitation programme that is beneficial for the heart, well-being and diabetes management.
The programme is open to everyone, whether active or retired, following a preliminary medical assessment.
The DIAfit programme runs for three months.
The DIAfit programme includes 36 compulsory one-hour physical activity sessions.
Weekly programme:
Six group-based therapeutic education workshops are available, led by our dietitian, specialist nurse or diabetes specialist.
Examples:
Throughout the programme, participants receive personalised follow-up care from a diabetes specialist. This specialist provides tailored care, adjusts treatment if necessary and helps each patient understand and manage their diabetes in relation to physical activity.
This programme offers a multidisciplinary approach combining physical training, education and individualised medical follow-up, which contributes to improving cardiovascular health, general well-being and diabetes management.
Insurance companies cover one DIAfit programme every three years.
Your general practitioner or diabetes specialist must complete the programme registration form and provide a prescription for physiotherapy.
The DIAfit programme is available at Clinique Valmont. We look forward to hearing from you.
Yes, insurance companies cover one DIAfit programme every three years.
Yes, the programme is suitable for all fitness levels. The aim is to progress at your own pace, supervised by professionals.
To participate in the DIAfit programme, please contact your general practitioner or diabetologist to fill out the registration form and receive a physiotherapy prescription.
